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Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on 11/08/06 14:54
dolfantimmy wrote:
> I am fairly new to actually developing sites, though I have been
> hosting various "pre-developed" sites for years. Anyway, one thing is
> driving me nuts. I find very nice "templates" to start with when
> creating my pages. But, I often run in to this same issue. The page
> is simply a table, centered, with various text of different sizes in
> the single columned table.
Try to stay away from templates using fixed-size centered tables for
layout. After all, this is the 21st century.
> I'd like to add menu items, or perhaps adsense to the left and right
> of the table. But, be it in dreamweaver or golive,
Someone posted a "Golive" site for review recently. The HTML it builds
was pure crap. (I'm trying to be polite.) Dreamweaver, in the hands of
an experienced developer can do rather well.
If you don't want to spend a bit of time learning how to write HTML with
a text editor, have a look at NVu, a rather good little tool for
amateurs.
http://www.nvu.com/
For Windows, I like Crimson Editor. This is an editor, not a WYSIWYDG
tool.
http://crimsoneditor.com/
> when I try to enter text to the left side of the table, it gets
> inserted above. When I try to enter the text on the right it gets
> stuck on the bottom. How do I insert code to the sides of a table?
Why not look at some templates that show two- and three-column layouts
(and do not use tables)? For example:
http://benmeadowcroft.com/webdev/csstemplates/3-column.html
Notice how it floats (is liquid) with just about any browser window
size.
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